ABOUT US
Over the past 50 years, RR Construction, LLC is a family-owned business that has been the “Talk of the Town” through out many states.
The family roots started with CEO’s Robert Buttery Sr.’s uncle, Davey who left a successful tree service company in 1965 to venture into the aerial communication world. Robert Sr. "Butch” shadowed his role model (Uncle Davey) in 1971 by starting his career in the communication field. That was just the start of the family roots, three more brothers (Paul, Wiley, and Michael) followed and joined the successful communication world.
Robert has taken RR Construction across America installing aerial and underground utilities(cable, gas, water, etc.) for many companies. RR Construction has earned its name “Talk of the Town” and an impeccable reputation over the years for delivering a clean-finished quality product and standing behind the work they deliver.
As the family roots grow deeper RR Construction is currently ran by Robert Sr, his son and grandson are heavily involved in the day to day operations.
ABOUT US
Robert Buttery Sr.'s uncle, Davey, left his successful tree service company in 1965 to venture into the aerial communication world. Robert followed in 1971 - this resulted in three more brothers (Paul, Michael, and Wiley) following them into the communication world. All of the brothers are still active in the industry today. Robert has traveled across America installing aerial and underground cable for many companies. He has built an amazing reputation over the years for delivering a quality product in a timely manner.
RR Construction is currently ran by Robert Sr. His son and grandson are heavily involved as well, to continue what was started in 1965.
SAFETY
RR Construction takes pride in prioritizing safety - Creating and maintaining a safe environment is important to us, which is why safety will always supersede production. By having a dedicated safety coordinator on site at all times, we can guarantee that OSHA regulations are upheld. Job hazard assessments are are done daily to ensure that the job site is safe for all. Appropriate warning signs are always present to communicate with the public, other crew members, and anyone who may be affected by the work taking place in the area.